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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1963
Page
2
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Fifty years ago the News-Past notes William F Watkins of Virginia has begun rebuilding the Reifsnider mill on the Gas House Pike after its destruction by fire. Residents report roads costing about 1,000 dollars per mile or less are feasible in the county as work continues with 12 to 15 men. The ninth annual Refmad Sunday Schools reunion attracts a large crowd at Braddock Heights with Dr Theodore F Herman delivering the address.
The House Foreign Affairs Committee approved a foreign aid authorization bill totaling 438 million under Kennedy's revised request. It tightens aid objectives per the Clay commission but leaves spending ceilings and loan terms debated. Senatorial action on loan rates to underdeveloped nations may differ, with Rep. Otto Passman likely to press for cuts on the appropriations panel.
British researchers at the Vegetarian Nutritional Research Center in Hertfordshire report experimental milk made from pea pods cabbage leaves and weeds under controlled conditions. They add vitamins fats and carbohydrates to create a nourishing dairy substitute and plan a pilot plant with potential commercial production by year end.
Mrs Roy Ramsbury of Trinity Methodist Church announces a ten festival to aid in Talaias funds for a new church. The event includes a raffle and a talent show on Friday and Saturday at Baek te Moisedvenoe Phe iesiwal Wit. A Peach Queen contest crowns winners for merit and title amid a program featuring a master of ceremonies and local acts.
Troina in central Sicily reported captured by Allied forces with a broader sweep on other sectors pushing toward Axis surrender. Admiral Halsey marked the South Pacific war’s first anniversary by pledging to bring the fight to Japan.
The AP analysis says the treaty may pause defense industry in places but boost others, with overall economy seen gaining after Labor Day. Higher government and business spending, rising consumer credit, and stronger equipment outlays support a brighter fall outlook despite Senate hurdles and mixed defense implications.
Washington report notes the Internal Revenue Service celebrated its 100th birthday with a record 105.9 billion in receipts for the year ending June. Individual income and payroll taxes reached 567.9 billion, up 6.5 billion from 1962.
Los Angeles AP report states singer Hay Beslonie was freed from his August 9 Greek Theater appearance to join a civil rights march in Washington. He plans to organize entertainers to support civil rights legislation. In Moscow, Soviet Culture Minister Kateryna Furteeva announced new censorship boards to guide theatrical works and shape repertory, Tass reports.
A North Tonawanda couple, Mr and Mrs Jack Heinrich, were greeted by Frederick officials during the Jaycees annual Welcome Mat ceremonies. They were escorted by a state trooper and Jaycee delegation, toured historic sites in an air conditioned Cadillac, and attended a banquet and dance at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The Heinrichs, on a casual tour, were surprised by the red carpet welcome and gifts from local manufacturers.
Opponents vow a long bitter battle over U S Senate ratification of the nuclear test ban treaty with Britain and Russia. Hearings before the Foreign Relations Committee and other panels may last a year with debate in the Senate to follow. Key witnesses include top atomic scientists and Defense officials, with Dr Edward Teller offering sharp warnings about atmospheric testing and Russian advances.
Rodney Crowther Sr 85 of Leitersburg died at Washington County Hospital after months of illness. Suvivors include his wife and five sons, funeral Friday at 2:30 from Minnich Funeral Home. Also reported are the deaths of Mrs Verlie Markoe Glaeser of Glen Burnie and Wilbur Thomas Palmer of Mount Airy with funeral details noted, plus survivors listed.
Birth notices list numerous families in Frederick and surrounding towns reporting new arrivals. Entries include Laurie Ann Gue first child for Carl B.E. Gue and Mrs Gue My ersville. John Frederick Bab itch second child for Gerald Bab itch Thurmont. Leslie Ann first child for Leslie A. Hutchett West Fourth Street. Brenda LeAnn first child for Charnex Smith Woodsboro. Doris Elizabeth first child for Dewey A. Harmon RFD 5 Frederick. Todd Richard second child for Roland L and Mrs Larry R. Stitely Lee Place. first child for George W. Bidle RFD 1 Frederick. and Linda Rae laughter for Mrs Bidle formerly RFD 1 Union Bridge.
Nancy Carole Gardiner daughter of Mr and Mrs Carlson Gardiner of Silver Spring and Allen Keith Miller son of Mr and Mrs Lester Miller of Silver Spring wed on June 3 at Saint Catherine Labour Church in Silver Spring. Maid of honor Miss Dorothy Gardoski. bridesmaids Miss Martha Myers and Miss Carole Miller. Best man Allen Raley. ushers William Morning and William Sater. John Morrison played wedding music. Reception at the bride’s home.
Funeral services were held for Mrs Pauline Catherine Kepler at 106 East Church Street with Rev. Robert C. Holley Jr. presiding and interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Separately, services for Sharon Elizabeth Fritz of near New Windsor occurred at the New Windsor funeral home with interment in Winters Cemetery near New Windsor.
Doris Louise Fauble daughter of Charles W Fauble and the late Bessie M Fauble and Leslie Theodore Minnick son of Leslie Foster Minnick wed July 27 at Locust Valley Church of God Rev John W Gossert officiated The bride wore a white street length dress with red rosebud corsage The reception followed at Weverton Baptist Church Best man Gene Wilmer Keller and matron of honor Margaret Ruffner assisted Guests included Elizabeth Minnick and Martha Sullivan The couple will reside with the groom's parents and he continues farming
Western Maryland educator aged 72 dies at home in Hagerstown after long illness. He taught in Frederick County schools, served as Williamsport High School principal from 1950s, began teaching in 1912 at Emmitsburg, later at New Market and Hagerstown. Funeral Saturday at 10 am.
Among the sick in the area are Robert E. Fox at the YMCA patient at Victor Cullen Hospital Sabillasville. Sourren Welty Jr. of Catoctin Avenue underwent operations after entering the Veterans Administration Center Martinsburg W Va on June 27. Joseph Urie Frederick YMCA program director entered Frederick Memorial Hospital for today’s surgery. Pattie Hahn of Araby is in satisfactory condition after last Thursday surgery at Kernan Hospital Girls Ward Forest Park Ave and Windsor Mill Rd Baltimore. Anita Smith five year old daughter of Nelda Smith North Market Street is a medical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Alice L. Fisher RFD 6 entered Hospital for Women of Maryland Baltimore for major surgery and is progressing satisfactorily. Charles H. Boller Jr. of Graceham is in a hospital at Clark Air Force Base Prisy while serving with Advance Team in Canada South Viet Nam. Address Pvt Mal Jer Jr 1377K16 Advance Team APO 15 San Francisco Callt.
Baltimore police seized 3 bags of narcotics in East Baltimore and detained two men in connection with the seizure. Authorities did not release further details on the investigation or the suspects.
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